| 词条 | List of Category A listed buildings in Argyll and Bute |
| 释义 |
This is a list of Category A listed buildings in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. In Scotland, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of "special architectural or historic interest".[1] Category A structures are those considered to be "buildings of national or international importance, either architectural or historic, or fine little-altered examples of some particular period, style or building type."[2] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1947, and the current legislative basis for listing is the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997.[3] The authority for listing rests with Historic Environment Scotland, an executive agency of the Scottish Government, which inherited this role from the Scottish Development Department in 1991. Once listed, severe restrictions are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or its fittings. Listed building consent must be obtained from local authorities prior to any alteration to such a structure.[3] There are approximately 47,400 listed buildings in Scotland, of which around 8% (some 3,800) are Category A.[4] The council area of Argyll and Bute covers {{convert|6909|km2}}, and has a population of around 90,500. There are 2,031 listed buildings in the area, of which approximately 150 are Category A.[5] Listed buildings{{HS listed building header | council_iso = GB-AGB | council_area = Argyll and Bute | lb_type = Category A}}{{HS listed building row| hb = 4700 | name = St Conan's Church | date_listed = | location = Lochawe village | notes = 19th-century church with early-20th-century additions[6] | grid_ref = NN1159526743 | lat = 56.395269 | lon = -5.05416 | image = St Conan's Kirk.jpg |commonscat=St Conan's Kirk, Lochawe }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4708 | name = Old Breachacha Castle | date_listed = | location = Coll | notes = Mid-15th-century castle, restored from a ruin in the 1960s[7] | grid_ref = NM1599053910 | lat = 56.590813 | lon = -6.628042 | image = Breachacha Castle, Coll - geograph.org.uk - 279699.jpg | commonscat = Breachacha Castle (old) }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4709 | name = Breachacha Castle | date_listed = | location = Coll | notes = Mid-18th-century manor house[8] | grid_ref = NM1589554015 | lat = 56.591696 | lon = -6.629699 | image = The 'new' Breachacha Castle - geograph.org.uk - 869321.jpg | commonscat = Breachacha Castle (new) }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4716 | name = Lochnell House | date_listed = | location = Ardmucknish Bay, Benderloch | notes = Georgian country house, rebuilt in the late 19th century[9] | grid_ref = NM8859138978 | lat = 56.495262 | lon = -5.436059 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4717 | name = Lochnell Observatory (Lady Margaret's Tower) | date_listed = | location = Lochnell Estate, Benderloch | notes = 19th-century folly[10] | grid_ref = NM8822438337 | lat = 56.489349 | lon = -5.441488 | image = Lady Margaret's Tower - geograph.org.uk - 416662.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4719 | name = Barcaldine Castle | date_listed = | location = Benderloch | notes = Late-16th-century tower house, restored in the late 19th century[11] | grid_ref = NM9079340576 | lat = 56.510577 | lon = -5.401642 | image = Barcaldine Castle - geograph.org.uk - 1334124.jpg | commonscat = Barcaldine Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 4996 | name = Barbreck House | date_listed = | location = Ardfern | notes = Georgian country house of 1790[12] | grid_ref = NM8308606403 | lat = 56.200649 | lon = -5.498428 | image = Barbreck House - geograph.org.uk - 1158722.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 5073 | name = St Munn's Parish Church | date_listed = | location = Kilmun | notes = 19th-century church on an earlier site, contains Campbell of Argyll and Douglas of Glenfinart mausolea, and a good collection of post-medieval headstones[13] | grid_ref = NS1659282073 | lat = 55.996438 | lon = -4.942453 | image = Kilmun Parish Church - geograph.org.uk - 912207.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 5075 | name = Dunselma | date_listed = | location = Strone | notes = Late-19th-century Scots Baronial country house[14] | grid_ref = NS1920380729 | lat = 55.985369 | lon = -4.899743 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 5086 | name = Oronsay Priory | date_listed = | location = Oronsay, Inner Hebrides | notes = 14th-century Augustinian monastery, now in ruins[15] | grid_ref = NR3496288948 | lat = 56.019915 | lon = -6.254704 | image = Oronsay Priory and Farm - geograph.org.uk - 1340924.jpg | commonscat = Oronsay Priory }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 5087 | name = Oronsay Great Cross | date_listed = | location = Oronsay | notes = Carved stone cross dating to 1510[16] | grid_ref = NR3498688942 | lat = 56.019874 | lon = -6.254314 | image = Oronsay cross - geograph.org.uk - 1464698.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 6438 | name = Golden Gates, Benmore Botanic Garden | date_listed = | location = Strath Eachaig, north of the Holy Loch | notes = 19th-century gates, "an example of exceptional wrought iron work"[17] | grid_ref = NS1376785047 | lat = 56.022033 | lon = -4.989744 | image = The Golden Gates at Benmore Gardens (geograph 5228551).jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 6464 | name = St Peter's College | date_listed = | location = Cardross | notes = 1960s Roman Catholic seminary by Gillespie, Kidd and Coia, now in ruins[18] | grid_ref = NS3530478404 | lat = 55.9703 | lon = -4.640546 | image = St Peter's Seminary, Kilmahew - geograph.org.uk - 261397.jpg | commonscat = St Peter's Seminary (Cardross) }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 6582 | name = Old Kilmun House | date_listed = | location = Kilmun | notes = Early-18th-century house with later additions[19] | grid_ref = NS1653282182 | lat = 55.997393 | lon = -4.943488 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 6798 | name = Auchindrain Township | date_listed = | location = Auchindrain | notes = Preserved settlement of 18th- and 19th-century vernacular buildings, operated as a museum[20] | grid_ref = NN0309903161 | lat = 56.180266 | lon = -5.173984 | image = Auchindrain Folk Museum.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11454 | name = Carnasserie Castle | date_listed = | location = Kilmartin | notes = Later 16th-century tower house with Renaissance detailing[21] | grid_ref = NM8390800848 | lat = 56.151207 | lon = -5.480688 | image = CarnasserieCastle002.jpg | commonscat = Carnasserie Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11518 | name = Maam Steading | date_listed = | location = Glen Shira, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = Semi-circular Gothic revival steading, 1790, by Robert Mylne[22] | grid_ref = NN1221412765 | lat = 56.270112 | lon = -5.034171 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11528 | name = Cherrypark | date_listed = | location = Inveraray Castle | notes = Castle offices, stables and coachmans house, circa 1760 by John Adam[23] | grid_ref = NN0931609227 | lat = 56.237216 | lon = -5.078345 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11540 | name = Doocot | date_listed = | location = Carloonan, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = 18th-century dovecote by Roger Morris[24] | grid_ref = NN0880110601 | lat = 56.249336 | lon = -5.087633 | image = Carloonan Doocot - geograph.org.uk - 1511338.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11543 | name = Watch Tower | date_listed = | location = Dùn Na Cuaiche, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = 18th-century Gothic revival folly, overlooking the castle[25] | grid_ref = NN1003410124 | lat = 56.245551 | lon = -5.067422 | image = Inveraray - The Folly and Loch Fyne - geograph.org.uk - 434141.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11544 | name = Garden Bridge | date_listed = | location = Inveraray Castle gardens | notes = Bridge over the River Aray, circa 1761 by John Adam[26] | grid_ref = NN0953809491 | lat = 56.239673 | lon = -5.074958 | image = Estate road bridge over the River Aray - geograph.org.uk - 1410334.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11545 | name = Aray Bridge | date_listed = 1971 | location = Mouth of the River Aray, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = Bridge carrying the A83 road over the River Aray, designed by Robert Mylne in 1775[27] | grid_ref = NN0981609052 | lat = 56.235846 | lon = -5.070164 | image = Aray Bridge - geograph.org.uk - 1511323.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11548 | name = Garron Lodge | date_listed = | location = By Garron Bridge, Glen Shira, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = Lodge designed by Robert Mylne in 1775[28] | grid_ref = NN1134210134 | lat = 56.246162 | lon = -5.046353 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11549 | name = Garron Screen Wall | date_listed = | location = By Garron Bridge, Glen Shira, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = Screen wall between bridge and lodge, designed by Robert Mylne in 1775[29] | grid_ref = NN1135710123 | lat = 56.246069 | lon = -5.046104 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11550 | name = Garron Bridge | date_listed = | location = Glen Shira, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = 18th-century hump-back bridge carrying the A83 road over the River Shira, designed by Roger Morris[30] | grid_ref = NN1139510097 | lat = 56.245851 | lon = -5.045473 | image = Garron Bridge, River Shira - geograph.org.uk - 32901.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11551 | name = Dubh Loch Bridge | date_listed = | location = Glen Shira, Inveraray Castle Estate | notes = 18th-century bridge over the River Shira by Robert Mylne[31] | grid_ref = NN1139810542 | lat = 56.249844 | lon = -5.045742 | image = | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11552 | name = Inveraray Castle | date_listed = | location = Inveraray | notes = 18th-century Gothic revival country house, designed by Roger Morris and built by William Adam[32] | grid_ref = NN0961309241 | lat = 56.237461 | lon = -5.07357 | image = Inveraray Castle . - geograph.org.uk - 1263674.jpg | commonscat = Inveraray Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11587 | name = St Columba's Monastery | date_listed = | location = Eileach an Naoimh, Garvellachs | notes = Ruins of several early Christian buildings, identified with the monastery of Hinba founded by St. Brendan in 542[33] | grid_ref = NM6401709724 | lat = 56.221352 | lon = -5.808057 | image = The monastery chapel, Eilach an Naoimh.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11769 | name = Dunderave Castle | date_listed = | location = North shore of Loch Fyne | notes = Late-16th-century tower house, restored by Sir Robert Lorimer 1911–1912[34] | grid_ref = NN1432309648 | lat = 56.242975 | lon = -4.997977 | image = Dunderave Castle, Loch Fyne, Argyll - geograph.org.uk - 47961.jpg |commonscat=Dunderave Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11806 | name = Dunans Bridge | date_listed = | location = Dunans Castle, Glendaruel | notes = 19th-century bridge giving access to Dunans Castle[35] | grid_ref = NS0404891254 | lat = 56.073841 | lon = -5.149968 |image=Dunans castle bridge.jpg | commonscat = Dunans Bridge }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11810 | name = Sundial at Ormidale House | date_listed = | location = Mouth of Glendaruel | notes = 18th-century sundial[36] | grid_ref = NS0020081700 | lat = 55.986545 | lon = -5.204571 |image=Sundial at Ormidale House (IMG-20180430-WA0043).jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11815 | name = Carrick Castle | date_listed = | location = West shore of Loch Goil | notes = Late-14th-century tower with later additions[37] | grid_ref = NS1941694481 | lat = 56.108847 | lon = -4.905602 | image = Carrick Castle - geograph.org.uk - 996003.jpg | commonscat = Carrick Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11818 | name = Kilmorich Kirk | date_listed = | location = Cairndow | notes = Early-19th-century Gothic revival church[38] | grid_ref = NN1805410744 | lat = 56.254252 | lon = -4.938611 | image = Cairndow, Kilmorich Church - geograph.org.uk - 201691.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11834 | name = Clachan Bridge | date_listed = | location = Sound of Seil | notes = 18th-century bridge linking Seil to the mainland[39] | grid_ref = NM7853219693 | lat = 56.317721 | lon = -5.582814 | image = Clachan Bridge - geograph.org.uk - 5681.jpg | commonscat = Clachan Bridge }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11892 | name = Ardchonnel Castle | date_listed = | location = Innis Chonnell, Loch Awe | notes = 14th-century courtyard castle, now in ruins[40] | grid_ref = NM9767811916 | lat = 56.256525 | lon = -5.26785 | image = Innis Chonnell, Loch Awe, Argyll.jpg | commonscat = }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11944 | name = Rhinns Of Islay Lighthouse | date_listed = | location = Orsay, off the Rinns of Islay | notes = Early-19th-century lighthouse by Robert Stevenson[41] | grid_ref = NR1634551414 | lat = 55.673081 | lon = -6.513232 | image = Orsay Lighthouse - geograph.org.uk - 1101355.jpg |commonscat=Rinns of Islay Lighthouse }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11987 | name = Dunstaffnage Castle | date_listed = Not listed | location = Mouth of Loch Etive, west of Connel | notes = 13th-century curtain-wall castle[42] | grid_ref = NS8826634491 | lat = 55.591189 | lon = -3.774474 | image = Dunstaffnage Castle - geograph.org.uk - 1037592.jpg | commonscat = Dunstaffnage Castle }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11988 | name = Dunstaffnage Chapel | date_listed = | location = Adjacent to Dunstaffnage Castle | notes = 13th-century chapel, now ruined[43] | grid_ref = NS8808134412 | lat = 55.590437 | lon = -3.777376 | image = Dunstaffnage Chapel - geograph.org.uk - 1274700.jpg | commonscat = Dunstaffnage Chapel }}{{HS listed building row | hb = 11990 | name = Dunollie Castle | date_listed = | location = Oban | notes = Earlier 15th-century keep and bailey, now in ruins[44] | grid_ref = NS8521531484 | lat = 55.563474 | lon = -3.821607 | image = Dunollie Castle - geograph.org.uk - 950448.jpg | commonscat = }} |